Titlebook: Contributions to Operator Theory and its Applications; The Tsuyoshi Ando An T. Furuta,I. Gohberg,T. Nakazi Book 1993 Springer Basel AG 1993

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59911-8n equal to the polynomials . by . = .′. In this paper we will characterize the weak-star closure of the graph of . in .(μ) ⊕ .(.). As a consequence we will characterize when . is closable (i.e. the weak-star closure of . contains no non-zero elements of the form 0 ⊕ .) and when . is weak-star dense

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59953-8erator satisfying .... — . ∈ .. and ....- . ∈.. for every . ∈ .. where .. is the set of all partial differential operator . of order ≤ m with real constant coefficients. The form of the related cyclic one-cocycle on the group of all the elements of ...... for . ∈..,. ∈ R.,θ ∈ R. is determined.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59911-8 will characterize when . is closable (i.e. the weak-star closure of . contains no non-zero elements of the form 0 ⊕ .) and when . is weak-star dense in L.(μ) ⊕ ..(.). We will also consider the same problem where μ and . are measures supported on the unit circle T.

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0255-0156 dern operator theory and its applications. This volume also contains papers on interpolation and completion problems, factorization problems and problems connected with complex analysis. The book will appeal to a wide audience of pure and applied mathematicians.978-3-0348-9690-0978-3-0348-8581-2Series ISSN 0255-0156 Series E-ISSN 2296-4878

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Weak-Star Limits of Polynomials and Their Derivatives, will characterize when . is closable (i.e. the weak-star closure of . contains no non-zero elements of the form 0 ⊕ .) and when . is weak-star dense in L.(μ) ⊕ ..(.). We will also consider the same problem where μ and . are measures supported on the unit circle T.

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On the Coefficients of Riemann Mappings of the Unit Disk into Itself, on special function theory as in the proof of the Bieberbach conjecture and its power generalizations. While this method produces the best coefficient estimates to date, it is shown by an example that the method cannot, in its present form, characterize initial segments of coefficients.